Rich dad or por dad?
By mwashu360
@mwashu360 (366)
Kenya
April 23, 2007 3:14am CST
You have the right to chat your way and determine your destiny.
If you prefer to follow poor dad's advice,you will definately crumble as though clay vessels.
Rich dad adviced his sons and daughters to work hard in school so that they can buy good companies while poor dad advice was work hard in school so that you can be employed in good companies.
Rich dad invested by becoming a successful investor while poor dad run for job security that made him a slave throught his life.
Poor dad could not invest for fear of taking risks while rich dad assumed all risks and ended up becoming financially independent.
When rich dad's cash flowed into his pockets,poor dad's cash flew out of his pockets.
Rich dad lived happily ever after while poor dad had to work hard throught his life.
If you want to be financially independent then you have no choice but to abandon industrial ideas since we are sailing in information age.
www.richdad.com
2 responses
@amneris (29)
• Philippines
7 Jun 07
At some point, Robert Kiryosaki's idea of becoming rich doesn't apply to everbody... Some factors should be taken into consideration such as culture, economic reference, sociology, etc.
After I've read his book, I right away followed rich dad's advise and got in to a business with my officemate whom I've read the book with. So while working full-time, we're earning extra with our business.
But I still encourage people to finish a degree -- they could do better business with the knowledge they've acquired.
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@mwashu360 (366)
• Kenya
8 Jun 07
I agree with you but still there very good ideas from the book and that is what I was talking about.
